Extract ZIP to RAM?

[TheDewd]

How can I extract a file from a zip archive to memory without writing anything to the harddrive?

If possible, I would prefer to use one of the 7zip dll files.

I want to unpack a single file from a zip archive into RAM, and then be able to read the contents of the file from RAM.

Any ideas? I know it's possible, but I'm not sure where to start...

[Capn Odin]

I guess you could extract it to a named pipe.

[TheDewd]

I guess you could extract it to a named pipe.

Thanks! I'll reference keywords "Named Pipe" and "CreateNamedPipe" in my Google searches to see if I can figure out a solution.

My goal is to read the raw binary of the compressed file without extracting the file to the hard disk.

If anyone can provide a simple example, it would be greatly appreciated!

[White_Whale]

sounds good
If you found nice answer please let me know too, that is the item I was looking for long time.
Regards

[White_Whale]

just 1 minute Googling
I will check it out with time

https://www.autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopic.php?t=9858

[TheDewd]

just 1 minute Googling
I will check it out with time

https://www.autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopic.php?t=9858

Please let me know if you figure out how to do this.

I have attached an example for extracting a file using the 7Zip DLL file, however I don't know how to set the output to the named pipe.

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SevenZip
SevenZipCheckArchive
SevenZipClearOwnerWindow
SevenZipCloseArchive
SevenZipConfigDialog
SevenZipFindFirst
SevenZipFindNext
SevenZipGetAccessTime
SevenZipGetAccessTimeEx
SevenZipGetArcAccessTimeEx
SevenZipGetArcCompressedSize
SevenZipGetArcCompressedSizeEx
SevenZipGetArcCreateTimeEx
SevenZipGetArcDate
SevenZipGetArcFileName
SevenZipGetArcFileSize
SevenZipGetArcFileSizeEx
SevenZipGetArchiveType
SevenZipGetArcOriginalSize
SevenZipGetArcOriginalSizeEx
SevenZipGetArcOSType
SevenZipGetArcRatio
SevenZipGetArcTime
SevenZipGetArcWriteTimeEx
SevenZipGetAttribute
SevenZipGetBackGroundMode
SevenZipGetCompressedSize
SevenZipGetCompressedSizeEx
SevenZipGetCRC
SevenZipGetCreateTime
SevenZipGetCreateTimeEx
SevenZipGetCursorInterval
SevenZipGetCursorMode
SevenZipGetDate
SevenZipGetDefaultPassword
SevenZipGetFileCount
SevenZipGetFileName
SevenZipGetMethod
SevenZipGetOriginalSize
SevenZipGetOriginalSizeEx
SevenZipGetOSType
SevenZipGetRatio
SevenZipGetRunning
SevenZipGetSubVersion
SevenZipGetTime
SevenZipGetVersion
SevenZipGetWriteTime
SevenZipGetWriteTimeEx
SevenZipIsSFXFile
SevenZipKillOwnerWindowEx
SevenZipKillOwnerWindowEx64
SevenZipOpenArchive
SevenZipPasswordDialog
SevenZipQueryFunctionList
SevenZipSetBackGroundMode
SevenZipSetCursorInterval
SevenZipSetCursorMode
SevenZipSetDefaultPassword
SevenZipSetOwnerWindow
SevenZipSetOwnerWindowEx
SevenZipSetOwnerWindowEx64
SevenZipSetPriority
SevenZipSetUnicodeMode

7-Zip DLL Related: https://www.autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopic.php?f=76&t=68074

[White_Whale]

I just Googled once
Found nothing meaningful yet, I am kind of busy.

Regards

[tmplinshi]

The 7zip dll from 7-zip32_ungarbled has a SevenZipExtractMem function, source:

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int WINAPI SevenZipExtractMem(HWND _hwnd, LPCSTR _szCmdLine, LPBYTE _szBuffer, const DWORD _dwSize, time_t * _lpTime, LPWORD _lpwAttr, LPDWORD _lpdwWriteSize){
	HANDLE readPipe = NULL, writePipe=NULL, readTemp=NULL;
	HANDLE savedStdOut = GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE);

	::CreatePipe(&readTemp, &writePipe, NULL, INFINITE);
	::DuplicateHandle(::GetCurrentProcess(), readTemp, ::GetCurrentProcess(), &readPipe, 0, FALSE, DUPLICATE_SAME_ACCESS);
	::CloseHandle(readTemp);
	::SetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE, writePipe);

	int saved_stdout = dup(1);
	int fd = ::_open_osfhandle((intptr_t)::GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE), 0);
	::dup2(fd, 1);

	g_StdOut.SetStdOutMode(TRUE);
	SevenZip(_hwnd, _szCmdLine, NULL, 0);

	DWORD availBytes = 0, readBytes = 0;
	if (! (::PeekNamedPipe(readPipe, NULL, 0, NULL, &availBytes, NULL) && availBytes && ::ReadFile(readPipe, _szBuffer, _dwSize, &readBytes, NULL)))
		return ERROR_CANNOT_READ;

	::dup2(saved_stdout, 1);
	::_close(fd);
	::SetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE, savedStdOut);
	return 0;
}

Example of using SevenZipExtractMem function:

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#NoEnv
SetWorkingDir %A_ScriptDir%

; 7-zip32.dll and 7-zip64.dll can be downloaded at http://frostmoon.sakura.ne.jp/7-zip32_ungarbled/index.html

global 7zipDll := (A_PtrSize = 8) ? "7-zip64.dll" : "7-zip32.dll"
if !hModule := DllCall("LoadLibrary", "str", 7zipDll, "ptr")
	throw "LoadLibrary fail"

msgbox % SevenZip_ExtractMem("test.zip", "test2.txt")


SevenZip_ExtractMem(archive_name, file_name) {
	msgbox % nSize := SevenZip_GetOriginalSize(archive_name, file_name)

	VarSetCapacity(data, nSize)
	sCmdLine = x -hide "%archive_name%" "%file_name%"
	DllCall(7zipDll . "\SevenZipExtractMem", "ptr", 0, "astr", sCmdLine, "ptr", &data, "uint", nSize)

	; CRC := DllCall("ntdll.dll\RtlComputeCrc32", "uint", CRC, "ptr", &data, "uint", nSize, "uint")
	; MsgBox % "CRC = " Format("{:X}", CRC)

	return StrGet(&data, "cp0")
}

SevenZip(sCmdLine, _hwnd:=0) {
	nSize := 32768
	VarSetCapacity(output, nSize)
	DllCall(7zipDll . "\SevenZip", "ptr", _hwnd, "astr", sCmdLine, "ptr", &output, "uint", nSize)
	return StrGet(&output, nSize, "cp0")
}

SevenZip_GetOriginalSize(archive_name, file_name) {
	CmdLine = l -slt "%archive_name%" "%file_name%"
	out := SevenZip(CmdLine)
	if RegExMatch(out, "`am)^Size = \K\d+", size)
		return size
}

/*
SevenZip_GetOriginalSize(ArchiveFile, sSearch := "") {
	if !hArc := DllCall(7zipDll . "\SevenZipOpenArchive", "ptr", 0, "astr", ArchiveFile, "int", 0)
		throw "SevenZipOpenArchive fail"

	VarSetCapacity(info, 558, 0)
	ret := DllCall(7zipDll . "\SevenZipFindFirst", "ptr", hArc, "astr", sSearch, "ptr", &info)
	oriSize := NumGet(info, 0, "uint")
	; msgbox % filename := StrGet(&info+26, 513, "CP0")

	DllCall(7zipDll . "\SevenZipCloseArchive", "ptr", hArc)
	return oriSize
}
*/

SevenZipExtractMem Example.zip

However it will crash if I double-click the script. It works if I drag the script onto the AutoHotkey.exe icon.

[TheDewd]

@tmplinshi,

Wow! Thank you for providing this example!

I will experiment with the sample code and try to prevent the crashing.

[White_Whale]

nice tip
though not tested yet...
I was hoping that I'd like to accomplish without extra codes of outside...

[hasantr]

The 7zip dll from 7-zip32_ungarbled has a SevenZipExtractMem function, source:

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int WINAPI SevenZipExtractMem(HWND _hwnd, LPCSTR _szCmdLine, LPBYTE _szBuffer, const DWORD _dwSize, time_t * _lpTime, LPWORD _lpwAttr, LPDWORD _lpdwWriteSize){
	HANDLE readPipe = NULL, writePipe=NULL, readTemp=NULL;
	HANDLE savedStdOut = GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE);

	::CreatePipe(&readTemp, &writePipe, NULL, INFINITE);
	::DuplicateHandle(::GetCurrentProcess(), readTemp, ::GetCurrentProcess(), &readPipe, 0, FALSE, DUPLICATE_SAME_ACCESS);
	::CloseHandle(readTemp);
	::SetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE, writePipe);

	int saved_stdout = dup(1);
	int fd = ::_open_osfhandle((intptr_t)::GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE), 0);
	::dup2(fd, 1);

	g_StdOut.SetStdOutMode(TRUE);
	SevenZip(_hwnd, _szCmdLine, NULL, 0);

	DWORD availBytes = 0, readBytes = 0;
	if (! (::PeekNamedPipe(readPipe, NULL, 0, NULL, &availBytes, NULL) && availBytes && ::ReadFile(readPipe, _szBuffer, _dwSize, &readBytes, NULL)))
		return ERROR_CANNOT_READ;

	::dup2(saved_stdout, 1);
	::_close(fd);
	::SetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE, savedStdOut);
	return 0;
}

Example of using SevenZipExtractMem function:

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#NoEnv
SetWorkingDir %A_ScriptDir%

; 7-zip32.dll and 7-zip64.dll can be downloaded at http://frostmoon.sakura.ne.jp/7-zip32_ungarbled/index.html

global 7zipDll := (A_PtrSize = 8) ? "7-zip64.dll" : "7-zip32.dll"
if !hModule := DllCall("LoadLibrary", "str", 7zipDll, "ptr")
	throw "LoadLibrary fail"

msgbox % SevenZip_ExtractMem("test.zip", "test2.txt")


SevenZip_ExtractMem(archive_name, file_name) {
	msgbox % nSize := SevenZip_GetOriginalSize(archive_name, file_name)

	VarSetCapacity(data, nSize)
	sCmdLine = x -hide "%archive_name%" "%file_name%"
	DllCall(7zipDll . "\SevenZipExtractMem", "ptr", 0, "astr", sCmdLine, "ptr", &data, "uint", nSize)

	; CRC := DllCall("ntdll.dll\RtlComputeCrc32", "uint", CRC, "ptr", &data, "uint", nSize, "uint")
	; MsgBox % "CRC = " Format("{:X}", CRC)

	return StrGet(&data, "cp0")
}

SevenZip(sCmdLine, _hwnd:=0) {
	nSize := 32768
	VarSetCapacity(output, nSize)
	DllCall(7zipDll . "\SevenZip", "ptr", _hwnd, "astr", sCmdLine, "ptr", &output, "uint", nSize)
	return StrGet(&output, nSize, "cp0")
}

SevenZip_GetOriginalSize(archive_name, file_name) {
	CmdLine = l -slt "%archive_name%" "%file_name%"
	out := SevenZip(CmdLine)
	if RegExMatch(out, "`am)^Size = \K\d+", size)
		return size
}

/*
SevenZip_GetOriginalSize(ArchiveFile, sSearch := "") {
	if !hArc := DllCall(7zipDll . "\SevenZipOpenArchive", "ptr", 0, "astr", ArchiveFile, "int", 0)
		throw "SevenZipOpenArchive fail"

	VarSetCapacity(info, 558, 0)
	ret := DllCall(7zipDll . "\SevenZipFindFirst", "ptr", hArc, "astr", sSearch, "ptr", &info)
	oriSize := NumGet(info, 0, "uint")
	; msgbox % filename := StrGet(&info+26, 513, "CP0")

	DllCall(7zipDll . "\SevenZipCloseArchive", "ptr", hArc)
	return oriSize
}
*/

SevenZipExtractMem Example.zip

However it will crash if I double-click the script. It works if I drag the script onto the AutoHotkey.exe icon.

It's what I've been looking for for a long time. Thank you very much.


Running it with AHK-Studio succeeds. but when you have a separate script, it's a crash.
Can the file read into memory be read as UTF-8?

[tmplinshi]

Can the file read into memory be read as UTF-8?

just change StrGet(&data, "cp0") to StrGet(&data, "utf-8")

[hasantr]

Can the file read into memory be read as UTF-8?

just change StrGet(&data, "cp0") to StrGet(&data, "utf-8")

Thanks. Hopefully we can handle the crash problem.

[tmplinshi]

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SetWorkingDir %A_ScriptDir%

global 7zipDll := (A_PtrSize=8) ? "7-zip64.dll" : "7-zip32.dll"
DllCall("LoadLibrary", "str", 7zipDll, "ptr")

MsgBox % SevenZip_ExtractMem2("test.zip", "test2.txt")
ExitApp

SevenZip_ExtractMem2(archive_name, file_name) {
	DllCall("CreatePipe", "ptr*", readTemp, "ptr*", writePipe, "ptr", 0, "uint", 0)
	hcp := DllCall("GetCurrentProcess", "ptr")
	DllCall("DuplicateHandle", "ptr", hcp, "ptr", readTemp, "ptr", hcp, "ptr*", readPipe, "uint", 0, "int", false, "uint", 2)
	DllCall("CloseHandle", "ptr", readTemp)
	DllCall("SetStdHandle", "uint", -11, "ptr", writePipe)

	sCmdLine = x -so -hide "%archive_name%" "%file_name%"
	DllCall(7zipDll . "\SevenZip", "ptr", 0, "astr", sCmdLine, "ptr", 0, "uint", 0)

	if DllCall("PeekNamedPipe", "ptr", readPipe, "ptr", 0, "uint", 0, "ptr", 0, "uint*", availBytes, "ptr", 0)
	{
		if availBytes {
			VarSetCapacity(_szBuffer, availBytes)
			DllCall("ReadFile", "ptr", readPipe, "ptr", &_szBuffer, "uint", availBytes, "ptr*", readBytes, "ptr", 0)
			return StrGet(&_szBuffer, availBytes, "utf-8")
		} else {
			MsgBox, no availBytes
			ExitApp
		}
	}
}

No crash, but still doesn't work if the script was started by double-clicking in the explorer, the script displays "no availBytes".
A workaround is to reload the scirpt at the beginning.

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if (A_Args[1] != "<Fix>") {
	Run, %A_ScriptFullPath% "<Fix>", % A_ScriptDir
	ExitApp
}

SevenZip_ExtractMem2 Example.zip

[hasantr]

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SetWorkingDir %A_ScriptDir%

global 7zipDll := (A_PtrSize=8) ? "7-zip64.dll" : "7-zip32.dll"
DllCall("LoadLibrary", "str", 7zipDll, "ptr")

MsgBox % SevenZip_ExtractMem2("test.zip", "test2.txt")
ExitApp

SevenZip_ExtractMem2(archive_name, file_name) {
	DllCall("CreatePipe", "ptr*", readTemp, "ptr*", writePipe, "ptr", 0, "uint", 0)
	hcp := DllCall("GetCurrentProcess", "ptr")
	DllCall("DuplicateHandle", "ptr", hcp, "ptr", readTemp, "ptr", hcp, "ptr*", readPipe, "uint", 0, "int", false, "uint", 2)
	DllCall("CloseHandle", "ptr", readTemp)
	DllCall("SetStdHandle", "uint", -11, "ptr", writePipe)

	sCmdLine = x -so -hide "%archive_name%" "%file_name%"
	DllCall(7zipDll . "\SevenZip", "ptr", 0, "astr", sCmdLine, "ptr", 0, "uint", 0)

	if DllCall("PeekNamedPipe", "ptr", readPipe, "ptr", 0, "uint", 0, "ptr", 0, "uint*", availBytes, "ptr", 0)
	{
		if availBytes {
			VarSetCapacity(_szBuffer, availBytes)
			DllCall("ReadFile", "ptr", readPipe, "ptr", &_szBuffer, "uint", availBytes, "ptr*", readBytes, "ptr", 0)
			return StrGet(&_szBuffer, availBytes, "utf-8")
		} else {
			MsgBox, no availBytes
			ExitApp
		}
	}
}

No crash, but still doesn't work if the script was started by double-clicking in the explorer, the script displays "no availBytes".
A workaround is to reload the scirpt at the beginning.

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if (A_Args[1] != "<Fix>") {
	Run, %A_ScriptFullPath% "<Fix>", % A_ScriptDir
	ExitApp
}

SevenZip_ExtractMem2 Example.zip

Thank you, it's great that you've come up with a solution. Does using multiple files in this way reduce performance?

[tmplinshi]

Does using multiple files in this way reduce performance?

I think so. Might doing it in this way:

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#NoEnv
SetWorkingDir %A_ScriptDir%

if (A_Args[1] != "<Fix>") {
	Run, %A_ScriptFullPath% "<Fix>", % A_ScriptDir
	ExitApp
}

global 7zipDll := (A_PtrSize=8) ? "7-zip64.dll" : "7-zip32.dll"
DllCall("LoadLibrary", "str", 7zipDll, "ptr")

for i, info in SevenZip_ExtractMemMulti("test.zip", "*.txt")
	MsgBox % info.filename . "`n" . info.data
	
ExitApp

SevenZip_ExtractMemMulti(archive_name, file_name := "*") {
	DllCall("CreatePipe", "ptr*", readTemp, "ptr*", writePipe, "ptr", 0, "uint", 0)
	hcp := DllCall("GetCurrentProcess", "ptr")
	DllCall("DuplicateHandle", "ptr", hcp, "ptr", readTemp, "ptr", hcp, "ptr*", readPipe, "uint", 0, "int", false, "uint", 2)
	DllCall("CloseHandle", "ptr", readTemp)
	DllCall("SetStdHandle", "uint", -11, "ptr", writePipe)

	sCmdLine = x -so -hide "%archive_name%" "%file_name%"
	DllCall(7zipDll . "\SevenZip", "ptr", 0, "astr", sCmdLine, "ptr", 0, "uint", 0)

	if DllCall("PeekNamedPipe", "ptr", readPipe, "ptr", 0, "uint", 0, "ptr", 0, "uint*", availBytes, "ptr", 0)
	&& availBytes
	{
		VarSetCapacity(_szBuffer, availBytes)
		DllCall("ReadFile", "ptr", readPipe, "ptr", &_szBuffer, "uint", availBytes, "ptr*", readBytes, "ptr", 0)
		; return StrGet(&_szBuffer, availBytes, "utf-8")

		info := SevenZip_GetOriginalSizeMulti(archive_name, file_name)
		offset := 0
		for i, o in info
		{
			o.data := StrGet(&_szBuffer+offset, o.size, "utf-8")
			offset += o.size
		}
		return info
	}
}

SevenZip_GetOriginalSizeMulti(archive_name, file_name := "*") {
	if !hArc := DllCall(7zipDll . "\SevenZipOpenArchive", "ptr", 0, "astr", archive_name, "int", 0)
		throw "SevenZipOpenArchive fail"

	VarSetCapacity(info, 558, 0)
	ret := DllCall(7zipDll . "\SevenZipFindFirst", "ptr", hArc, "astr", file_name, "ptr", &info)

	result := []
	while (ret = 0) {
		result[A_Index, "size"    ] := NumGet(info, 0, "uint")
		result[A_Index, "filename"] := StrGet(&info+26, 513, "cp0")
		ret := DllCall(7zipDll . "\SevenZipFindNext", "ptr", hArc, "ptr", &info)
	}

	DllCall(7zipDll . "\SevenZipCloseArchive", "ptr", hArc)
	return result.MaxIndex() ? result : ""
}

SevenZip_ExtractMemMulti Example.zip

[hasantr]

Does using multiple files in this way reduce performance?

I think so. Might doing it in this way:

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#NoEnv
SetWorkingDir %A_ScriptDir%

if (A_Args[1] != "<Fix>") {
	Run, %A_ScriptFullPath% "<Fix>", % A_ScriptDir
	ExitApp
}

global 7zipDll := (A_PtrSize=8) ? "7-zip64.dll" : "7-zip32.dll"
DllCall("LoadLibrary", "str", 7zipDll, "ptr")

for i, info in SevenZip_ExtractMemMulti("test.zip", "*.txt")
	MsgBox % info.filename . "`n" . info.data
	
ExitApp

SevenZip_ExtractMemMulti(archive_name, file_name := "*") {
	DllCall("CreatePipe", "ptr*", readTemp, "ptr*", writePipe, "ptr", 0, "uint", 0)
	hcp := DllCall("GetCurrentProcess", "ptr")
	DllCall("DuplicateHandle", "ptr", hcp, "ptr", readTemp, "ptr", hcp, "ptr*", readPipe, "uint", 0, "int", false, "uint", 2)
	DllCall("CloseHandle", "ptr", readTemp)
	DllCall("SetStdHandle", "uint", -11, "ptr", writePipe)

	sCmdLine = x -so -hide "%archive_name%" "%file_name%"
	DllCall(7zipDll . "\SevenZip", "ptr", 0, "astr", sCmdLine, "ptr", 0, "uint", 0)

	if DllCall("PeekNamedPipe", "ptr", readPipe, "ptr", 0, "uint", 0, "ptr", 0, "uint*", availBytes, "ptr", 0)
	&& availBytes
	{
		VarSetCapacity(_szBuffer, availBytes)
		DllCall("ReadFile", "ptr", readPipe, "ptr", &_szBuffer, "uint", availBytes, "ptr*", readBytes, "ptr", 0)
		; return StrGet(&_szBuffer, availBytes, "utf-8")

		info := SevenZip_GetOriginalSizeMulti(archive_name, file_name)
		offset := 0
		for i, o in info
		{
			o.data := StrGet(&_szBuffer+offset, o.size, "utf-8")
			offset += o.size
		}
		return info
	}
}

SevenZip_GetOriginalSizeMulti(archive_name, file_name := "*") {
	if !hArc := DllCall(7zipDll . "\SevenZipOpenArchive", "ptr", 0, "astr", archive_name, "int", 0)
		throw "SevenZipOpenArchive fail"

	VarSetCapacity(info, 558, 0)
	ret := DllCall(7zipDll . "\SevenZipFindFirst", "ptr", hArc, "astr", file_name, "ptr", &info)

	result := []
	while (ret = 0) {
		result[A_Index, "size"    ] := NumGet(info, 0, "uint")
		result[A_Index, "filename"] := StrGet(&info+26, 513, "cp0")
		ret := DllCall(7zipDll . "\SevenZipFindNext", "ptr", hArc, "ptr", &info)
	}

	DllCall(7zipDll . "\SevenZipCloseArchive", "ptr", hArc)
	return result.MaxIndex() ? result : ""
}

SevenZip_ExtractMemMulti Example.zip

I'm sorry. I'm in trouble with English. I think I asked the question wrong. Does performance decrease when you need to open more than one Zip file? That's what I meant.

[tmplinshi]

I don't know

[hasantr]

I don't know

Thanks. It's quite useful as it is.

[hasantr]

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SetWorkingDir %A_ScriptDir%

global 7zipDll := (A_PtrSize=8) ? "7-zip64.dll" : "7-zip32.dll"
DllCall("LoadLibrary", "str", 7zipDll, "ptr")

MsgBox % SevenZip_ExtractMem2("test.zip", "test2.txt")
ExitApp

SevenZip_ExtractMem2(archive_name, file_name) {
	DllCall("CreatePipe", "ptr*", readTemp, "ptr*", writePipe, "ptr", 0, "uint", 0)
	hcp := DllCall("GetCurrentProcess", "ptr")
	DllCall("DuplicateHandle", "ptr", hcp, "ptr", readTemp, "ptr", hcp, "ptr*", readPipe, "uint", 0, "int", false, "uint", 2)
	DllCall("CloseHandle", "ptr", readTemp)
	DllCall("SetStdHandle", "uint", -11, "ptr", writePipe)

	sCmdLine = x -so -hide "%archive_name%" "%file_name%"
	DllCall(7zipDll . "\SevenZip", "ptr", 0, "astr", sCmdLine, "ptr", 0, "uint", 0)

	if DllCall("PeekNamedPipe", "ptr", readPipe, "ptr", 0, "uint", 0, "ptr", 0, "uint*", availBytes, "ptr", 0)
	{
		if availBytes {
			VarSetCapacity(_szBuffer, availBytes)
			DllCall("ReadFile", "ptr", readPipe, "ptr", &_szBuffer, "uint", availBytes, "ptr*", readBytes, "ptr", 0)
			return StrGet(&_szBuffer, availBytes, "utf-8")
		} else {
			MsgBox, no availBytes
			ExitApp
		}
	}
}

No crash, but still doesn't work if the script was started by double-clicking in the explorer, the script displays "no availBytes".
A workaround is to reload the scirpt at the beginning.

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if (A_Args[1] != "<Fix>") {
	Run, %A_ScriptFullPath% "<Fix>", % A_ScriptDir
	ExitApp
}

SevenZip_ExtractMem2 Example.zip

I have a strange problem.
D:\Folder\test.zip work
but
D:\Folder\inFolder\test.zip not work.
It does not open zip files in the internal folder as above.
The proposal is there a solution?
I thank you. I'm sorry I went to so much trouble.